This climb, though steady, is not without its critics. The token has gained 13% over the past week and nearly 30% in the last month, yet it remains more than 50% shy of its all-time high of $52.70, a peak reached in May 2021. But who counts the steps when the mountain is in sight? 🏔️
August 19th (possibly a date foretold by a nervous accountant) arrived with the grand announcement: crypto lending services-introduced mere moons ago by the likes of Upbit and Bithumb-are simply too much like trying to teach a goldfish to juggle. The FSC decided they’re in a “legal gray area”, which is somewhere between a shadowy alley and a bureaucratic blender-unnecessary risks and users potentially getting turned into unpaid interns.
With a market climbing higher than a cat in a tree, dazzling on-chain stats, and a fancy new institutional playground, SEI promises a future brighter than a neon sign in Vegas.
They’re promising faster transactions AND a pre-confirmation system. Milliseconds, they say. Milliseconds! As if I’ve got nothing but milliseconds to spare. Still, it sounds marginally less frustrating than waiting forever for something to go through. And bless their hearts, they’re trying to make fees make sense with an EIP-1559 inspired mechanism. It’s going to be a minimum of 3 gFRI which, frankly, is still a price tag I need to sit down and contemplate with a large glass of something bubbly. 🥂
As a dedicated fan of the One Piece series, I must say that while the power to hurl fireballs and explosions is undeniably cool, there are characters who’ve been blessed with a different kind of Devil Fruit prowess. Unlike the flashy offensive abilities, these fruits confer extraordinary survivability traits. In essence, they amplify a fighter’s resilience in battle to such an extent that knocking them down, let alone defeating them in a one-on-one duel, becomes an immense challenge!
In a nutshell, “Sword of the Sea” offers a tranquil experience that prioritizes relaxation, yet its engaging gameplay ensures it captivates players throughout its brief duration.
In the open-world genre, you’ll find numerous games where the expansive, non-linear environments encourage players to create their unique journey and take their own choices, even though the world frequently opposes them. These games value and recognize thoughtful, perceptive players who are ready to ponder the game’s demands and respond accordingly.
In true democratic fashion-or at least as close as crypto gets to democracy-founder Sergey Ivancheglo (or Come-from-Beyond, if you’re into aliases) held a vote. The question? Which Proof-of-Work network should Qubic target next? It was like asking which house you’d rather throw a rock at, but hey, choices are choices.
However, not all “deaths” are negative; sometimes, like the phoenix rising from ashes, games that were cancelled or underperformed can come back stronger. Games such as innovative shooters and sequels that didn’t quite meet expectations have been temporarily shelved but could potentially outshine their original versions with further development.
Upon starting Deadzone Rogue, one of your early acquisitions will be Augments, serving as the foundation for your character’s unique build. At present, you’ll find three choices: Hipfire: Elemental, Ammo: Crit, and Aiming: Weakpoint. It is recommended to select the Hipfire: Elemental Augment, as it offers a 50% increase in elemental explosion damage, a 100% higher proc chance, enhanced movement speed by 20%, and reduces hipfire spread by 20%.